BREAKING: Rand Paul’s Injuries WORSE Than First Reported…Return To Senate In Question As Liberals Cheer Attack

Rand Paul’s injuries are worse than initially feared and the Senator’s time-table to return to Washington is unknown, according to a report from the AP.

The attacker, Rand’s neighbor Rene Boucher, admits going onto Paul’s property and viciously attacking him from behind, breaking several of the Senator’s ribs.

Boucher is a Democratic Party donor who has been seen arguing with and shouting at Paul about politics on occasion. But his lawyer maintains that the attack-from-behind assault on Paul was over a trivial lawn-care argument.

Rand has bruised lungs and is currently under hospital care. It is not known when he’ll be able to fly to Washington and re-join the Senate.

Republican Sen. Rand Paul has five rib fractures, including three displaced fractures and bruised lungs, after an assault in his home in Bowling Green, Kentucky, a senior adviser told CNN.

“Displaced rib fractures can lead to life-threatening injuries such as: hemopneumothorax, pneumothorax, pneumonia, internal bleeding, laceration of internal organs and lung contusions,” said Doug Stafford, the senior adviser, in a statement.

Paul sustained what were initially reported as “minor injuries” after a neighbor allegedly assaulted him in his home Friday. Kentucky State Troopers said the neighbor, Rene Albert Boucher, “intentionally assaulted” the senator.

The motive for the alleged assault is unknown, but assaulting a member of Congress is a federal crime and could likely result in severe charges including felony assault or assault of a member. Both Capitol

Police and the FBI are investigating the incident.

Boucher is currently facing 4th degree assault charges locally but those charges could be compounded with the federal charges.